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Farmwelding wrote:
Coolidge wrote:The usual suspects have jacked my thread again :lol:
No Jeff and I haven't done it this time. And besides it kind of looks like you did it to me.
Don't sweat it Nick...he's full of shit. Oh...did I hi-jack another thread again? :lol:
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exnailpounder wrote:
Farmwelding wrote:
Coolidge wrote:The usual suspects have jacked my thread again :lol:
No Jeff and I haven't done it this time. And besides it kind of looks like you did it to me.
Don't sweat it Nick...he's full of shit. Oh...did I hi-jack another thread again? :lol:
I guess so-can't go five minutes around here I guess. :lol:
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Pay no attention to these two jokers jacking my thread ^^^ should I hire this girl to model my new welding cart?

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If this keeps up, we're going to have a "safety meeting". The occasional thread hi-jack, where the OP plays along, is funny. Making a game of it in many threads is not.

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Okay, that was some f*!ing ironic timing.
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Must be a Seattle Seahawks fan with the green and blue color

Looks nice and I'm sure you won't be disappointed by anything on that cart
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Thanks, I was surprised the cart came out flat and rolls on all 4 wheels. One thing though, my tungsten electrodes (I snapped them in half short half length) look like crap, all dark and burnt looking all along its length. I was using the air cooled torch at times near its limits. It seemed like I was struggling way to much with welding up this cart, hard to see the arc and puddle, I'm wondering if something wasn't off there. I reground my tungstens frequently. I was getting a lot of POP craters at the end of my beads. Had the argon about 18 cfm, #8 gas lens, maybe too much stick out?

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Sure is a fine looking cart :)

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